and that includes upper marlboro's marcus thornton. thornton is the first bishopmic -- bishop mcnamara alumni to be drafted. the celtics drafted himh overall. he said he's excited about joining an association that loves to win and can't believe he's in the association. >> it's crazy. you play basketball for so long, you have your goals but the percentages of getting in are so small it's hard to envision yourself in that position. i'm grateful for that opportunity blessed and it's surreal at this moment. >>> all you jay beagle fans can breathe a sigh of relief. he was signed to a contraction extension a few days after bringing new players in to the fold via the draft. the team announced a three-year contract, extension reported $2.5 million. career highs with 10 goals 10 assists and 20 points last season. he's spent six years with the caps. gm mcclellan said jay is a hardworking player excellent face-off man and penalty killer. >>> in women's world cup action, team usa is about to play the biggest game of the tourney so far against the

. >>> a proud moment for upper marlboro's marcus thornton.celtics is the first in bishop's history to be drafted in the nba. the celtics treated a different -- traded a different marcus thornton in february. >>> injuries for the nationals, denard span, a late scratch with back spasms and then anthony rendon. he's headed back to the disabled list as the team prepares for a six-game road trip against division tomorrows. the national infield foes. the national infielder was having quad issues. he's had mcl and oblique muscle problems already this season. the nats are also missing bryce harper for the second game in a row. >>> team usa takes on china and women's world couple action tonight. these two last met in 1999 in the world cup with brandi chastain making the game winding penalty shot to end the tournament. tonight megan rapino and holliday are not playing in this game. >> players can make an impact off the bench or if players have two yellows in the next game, some players without any starts or minutes can make a difference. >> they play i

we've been telling you about bishop mcnamara's pride and joy, mark thornton. the celtics introduced a guard and three other picks he was boston's 45th overall pick. mcnamara's all-time leading scorer is expected to start playing in the d league or overseas, but thornton sees the value. >> we have an opportunity to play a lot, learn, see it from a different point of view. being a part of an organization, i'm excited to be a part of everything. the celtics is a great organization. >> very good for him no matter where he goes. he's got the right attitude. >> he does. it's good the celtics are giving him a shot. guys come out so young now. >> that's true. and i'm looking forward to the world cup. i think the usa might do it. >> awesome. are we going to be okay? >> we have the watch until 9:00, but not much is firing right now so we will update you at 7:00 but i'm much more encouraged than i was two hours ago. >> he's encouraged, and he's tenacious thacht is all for 9news at 6:00. >> we are back in 30 minutes with your only local news at 7:00. have a great evening.

crews trying to get some tree limbs out of this property that is on dill worth town road here in thornton. and so these crews have been out here for quite some time we arrived out here in the air. i would say about 20 minutes ago, these guys have been working nonstop. throughout the day, i mean i was in delaware county earlier this morning, we saw the tree trimming crews, peco crews working hard to get everything restored. the latest number from peco here, in terms of power outages for chester county. we have 43,000 customers. that's quite a big number of people who can't really tune us in right now, to find out what's been going on in their area. a lot of people without power, a lot of people on generator power in this area as a result of this storm. a lot of these crews are really working out here in this general area. this is the most specific spot we've been flying over today. these guys really just chopping up these trees, getting them on those trucks to try to open up some of these roads. a lot of these branches these limbs just laying on streets. that's forcing a lot of these road

mike thornton, i know mike thornton appeared at virginia beach as a great man.at kind of man rick perry is by the people surround him. i don't think there's a better qualified individual running at this time. thanks for letting me speak. >> lots of republicans in the race. as of yesterday a fourth democratic. lincoln chafee announcinge inging his bid to run. iowa strong poll will be about two months away. we go to texas on our democrats line. in webster texas is robert. >> caller: thank you for letting me have my opinion. number one i don't know who americans listening to. if they listen to jay johnson, our borders can be anymore secure than what they are now. mr. perry i never voted for him. i think he's just a political opportunist like so many of them are. if i do vote for anybody i'm not sure if i'll vote republican or democrat. i'll vote for bernie sanders or lindsey graham. >> you're calling for texas. you wouldn't vote for rick perry. he touted some of his achievements what's your response to that? >> caller: i didn't listen to him give his speech. i've n

. >> they are still working on the street ashe street near thornton avenue. the red cadillac is on the other side of the squad cars they have been combing the area for evidence. and it all transpired less than six hours after the ted lor was taken from his grandmother's care in sunnyvale, found here in newark. we have pictures taken 20 minutes ago. several people police say were arrested. we are told that police found all the people they were looking for. initially, two women and a man, including the boy's birth mother. the tip, came tonight, three cruisers sped over to this address on ashe near thorton. and the red cadillac had been spotted here. that is the same car that left with the toddler, trinnian gonzalez. including the boy's birth mother. who did not have custody of the boy. christina rodriguez. she seems to be unaware that her son need eded life threatening medication. they are wrapping up the crime scene, we are told that charges are pending against the individuals. we don't know the extent of the charges. a flat bed truck has been brought in presu

bishop mcnamara marcus thornton and william & mary's all-time scorer went 45th overall to the celticsl be introduced to the boston media tomorrow. some of the notable players to come from the dmv -- roy hibbert, ty lawson, grievous basque as -- greivis vasquez. there is something about this in the dmv that is very special. >> people are really driven here. it's not going to be just one guy. you learn from it. being around the best competition makes you learn. i love coming from this area. it has been a blessing. lou: question -- greatest athlete of this generation? don't go too far down your list before you get to serena williams, sitting on 20 grand slams, going after another at the all england club today. serena struggled a little bit in her first match with the russian. then came correct, check out the backhand winner down the line. serena wins the first set 6-4 and cruises from there, winning in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. sister venus also advances. while marcus thorton will be introduced at a press conference tomorrow he will like the jersey he is lifting. the case for okafor, toss

baltimore pike southbound blocked between schoolhouse lane and thornton road. we have harmony road closed between swedz bore -- swedes borough road and 207. the ramps connecting the ramps with gibbs borough and paulsboro. east greenwich alone ten intersections without lights. treat it as a four way stop because there may not be police on all the intersections. tam and eva. >> thanks, karen. >>> new information on the breaking news from france, authorities there have opened a terror investigation following an attack at a gas factory in southeast france. we know one person was decapitated and others injured. now french officials say two men crashed through the entrance and hit gas canisters that caused an explosion. banners with arabic writing was found near the body. this is the work of a terrorist organization. >>> 8 people including a pilot are dead after a crash into a cliff they were from the westerdam cruise ship that left seattle for a seven day round trip. the passenger said what it felt like after the captain made 89 announcement after the deadly plane c

we're in middletown township on route 1 southbound between stony bank road and thornton road there arefallen power cables throughout the area. the cherry hill road closeureclosures king george and bordwell. green tree and spring dale road around route 70 eastbound, there's a downed tree as well. in little egg harbor township this isn't limited to philadelphia and other cherry hill haven't. we're also down the shore as well. route 9, both directions. there's a downed utility pole in the area there as well. all the traffic lights that are out in new jersey as well medford around route 07 in main street berlin route 30 and 561. washington township from 42 to cross keys road and voorhees route 73 to crescent road. we'll check in with mass transit and tell you what's going on there coming up. >> good information. thank you. >>> this morning we are taking you county by county to show you some of the most severe damage in our area. monique braxton is live in storm force 10 to give us a lay of the land from the ground. monique? >> i am approaching hollow road. this is what awaits many folks as

have a down tree on the southbound side of the baltimore pike closing it at schoolhouse lane to thorntonoad. 322 is your best alternate. be careful in the neighborhood we are working to clear out that debris from the other night. ukee. >>> crews are working to restore powers in several communities out from tuesday's storms. right now there are about 58,000 outages from peco, more than 125,000 from ac electric and thousands more from pse&g and del marva. >> meanwhile corrections officer gene palmer is in custody accused of helping two murderers escape from a new york prison. prosecutors say palmer smuggled tools inside frozen meat. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter and delegation to the vatican have met with the mayor of rome. the philadelphians are making final plans for the pope's visit this fall. we will be right back. >>> here we go, sixers start right now who will wear the sweet hat tonight when sixers make the third pick in the 2015 nba draft. wow, a lot of speculation and a lot of guests. steve, hold that for me real quick. lets get to it right now. most people expect timber

been without question the best one we've had as far as people like you coming out to play and matt thorntone national and garry williams and all these people who have come to help these organizations raise money for the kids. >> johnny will call games for a 2015 terps team with big potential. five star recruit johnny stone is an incoming freshman. alex trimble announced to return to his team and georgia tech transfer robert carter will play this season. head coach mark turgeon knows expectations are high. >> we're excited. we're we're enjoying the summer. guys were working hard in the weight groom. we're getting to know each other, getting our chemistry right. >>> woman's world cup action begins with team usa taking on colombia. anything could happen once you get on the pitch. keep in mind australia upset brazil yesterday. practice makes perfect. the positives are the u.s. is a heavily favored team. colombia is without their starting goal keep are and as abbey wombach knows, the game will be played just north of the berth. >> we just have to keep -- border. >> we just have to keep getting b

out in middletown township u.s. 1 between stony bank road and thornton is blocked due to fallen power cables. on i-295, exit 15 at tomlin station, 16 at swedesboro road and 17 at harmony road those exit ramps are still being block. septa is having no problems still having suspended service from atlantic city in philadelphia and patco is doing just fine. >>> this morning, more than 48 hours after a severe storm blew through the region thousands are still without power. peco says more than 17,000 customers don't have electricity. pse&g crews tell us that more than 4,300 of their customers are affected. atlantic city electric has the most outages, more than 80,000. and more than 270 delmarva customers are still in the dark. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in gibbstown, gloucester county. a hard-hit area from the storm. what's the situation there this morning. >> reporter: gibbstown is part of greenwich township. this area still has no you positiver. greenwich township 84% of atlantic city electric customers still without power. this is west broad street, route 44. i'm shining the light dow

thornton was selected with the 45th pick by the celtics. the college standout left for boston tonight. not only is he the first from mcnamara to be drafted but the first in any sport to be taken in the draft. just don't call him an overnight sensation. >> a lot of people say he was nowhere and ways 45th but the overall sensation, you know, it happens in one night. a lot of long summers. long days putting the work in. really long time coming. amazing looking back on it now. and see how far i've come and how hard work pays off. >> moving on to wimbledon. pick this up in the first set. serena serves. and comes back with nasty back hand. takes the first set 6-4. later on with match point leaving this one up and turns out to be a very bad choice right there. serena, world's best player, moves on in straight sets. 6-4, 6-1. >>> on the men's side novak djokovic also in action today. joker takes the first set in the second doing this issome work. in the third match point. joker with the return. and this one is out. novak djokovic moving on. >> grea

construction but not setting anybody back and route one southbound between stoney bank road and thornton road cables in the roadway. 22 minutes or 23 minutes heading east or westbound from route one to valley forge. check in with more road closures coming up. >>> crews are making progress to restore power and clean up after tuesday night's storm. here are the latest power numbers and improved since last night. peco reporting 59,000 outages and dropped by 20,000 overnight. ac electric is working on nearly 129,000. pse&g 14,000 customers without power and down from 21,000 last night. delmarva has 2200. matt delucia is in one of the hardest hit areas gloucester krout county. matt, what are you seeing out there? a few days since the storm. >> reporter: it's a little quiet out here right now. people are still sleeping and some of them just starting to wake up right now. it was busy out here yesterday trying to clean up. we are on windsor way, west crossing road. right there that house there, the siding torn off. over here you can see a stop sign that was bent. over here a flag pole that is be

southbound between stony bank road and thornton road fallen power cables as well.n merion city, there's a downed tree as well. out in new jersey tons of traffic lights are out or malfunctioning. medford road on route 70 and main street berlin between route 30 and 561 and washington township, route 42 and cross keys road. voorhees, route 73 and crescent. we'll check in with mass transit and the problems going on there. >>> a baby pool in cheltenham township is closed after parents say it left their kids with cuts and scrapes. an nbc 10 viewer sent us these pictures of his -- the wounds on his daughter's toes and fingers. he says she got them after swimming at the baby pool at the glenside pool. the company that resurfaced the pool will be brought in to investigate. there's been no complaints from swimmers in the large pool. >>> and mo'ne davis, might be trading in her baseball mitt for a basketball. >>> and a lightning strike caught on camera. one of dozens of videos sent to nbc 10 showing mother nature's wrath. we're beginning through e-mails and facebook posts and

and edmond road and in middletown township on u.s. 1 southbound, just between stony bank road and thorntonre's power cables blocking the roadway. >>> a brand new place to stop along the busy garden state parkway in atlantic city will open today. this afternoon officials will cut the ribbon opening up the new atlantic service area in galloway township. the rebuilded upgraded $7 million service plaza features state-of-the-art amenities and replaces a rest stop built in the 1950s. >>> it's something you'll hear again and again on the atlantic city boardwalk, the tram cars have a new safety message. take a listen. >> please step aside or enjoy a ride. >> starting july fourth weekend there will be no more watch the tram car, please. instead you'll hear please step aside or enjoy a ride from a woman with a british accent. the new message was introduced yesterday after a radio station held a contest. the winner from ventnor heights is now $1,000 richer. >> watch the tram car, please. >> ac had to replace its tram car message after the wildwood said they'll pursue legal action. for decades, the wi

there are heroes mike medal of honor recipients like mike thornton.it back to the safety of a water rescue only to find out his fellow team member had been left behind, presumed dead, but mike didn't leave. he returned through enemy fire. he retrieved lieutenant norris who was still alive and then he swam for two hours keeping his wounded teammate afloat until they were rescued. chausechause mr. perry: he rose like marcus lattrell. he survived a savage attack in afghanistan and lost fellow teammates. he is not just the lone survivor. to anita and me. he is a second son. and kyle who suffered the loss of her husband chris. when i think of taia kyle, i think of a brave woman who not only carries the legacy, but the grief of every family, who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of this war or its difficult aftermath. anita and i want to thank her for her tremendous courage. america, america is an extraordinary country. our greatness lies not only in our government but in our people. each day, americans demonstrate tremendous courage, but many of th

u.s. 1 southbound between stony bank and thornton road still being blocked due to fallen power cables from tuesday night's storm. greenwich township on 295, we have exit ramps closed due to downed wires. exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 at swedesboro road and exit 17 right around harmony road. as for mass transit, we're doing okay for septa and patco. new jersey transit still suspended service between atlantic city and philadelphia. >> this morning, more than 48 hours after a severe storm blew through our region tens of thousands of people are still without power. peco says more than 15,000 customers do not have electricity. pse&g crews tell us about 4,200 of their customers are affect. atlantic city electric has the most outages just under 70,000. and more than 230 delmarva customers are still in the dark. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in gibbstown, gloucester county. matt what is the situation like there at this hour? >> well denise a lot of customers out here still do not have power. we're on one of the streets that does have power. we have the streetlights and some of the homes

scherzer done after that, but matt thornton would allow three more runs.to the bronx since 2009. >> didn't really mean anything for the game, but not a great game and should us down pretty well. definitely not happy about it, but it's not good when you lose ballgames. >> nats go for the split tomorrow. >>> we had another great pitchers' duel at camden yards, orioles and the red sox, miguel gonzalez gave up four hits, no runs and was forced to leave in the 5th inning with a right groin strain. showalter and the medic coming out to check on him. they do take a scoreless game to the 7th until boston reliever matt barnes let's this one get away. steve pearce comes in. the birds survive to win 1-0. >>> the redskins, they liked having the patriots here last year for traiand found it extremely beneficial because it gave them real gamelike experience, but it didn't seem like that was a possibility this year until hard knocks got involved. the redskins didn't want to be the focus of the hbo show, but apparently they don't mind making a cameo. that will happen when

schoolhouse lane to thornton road. down trees and down wires with power outages we had. we had a lot lot of problems. be mindful of rush hour. it has not sprouted just yet but you will have things to watch out for in neighborhoods and delays for mass transit. we have a full list of twitter and we will update you on that for sure, ukee. >>> one new jersey shore town could make its dog beach even better. officialness wildwood will hold a public hearing today on a ordinance to allow dogs to be unleashed on the beach. officials say that a designated fenced in area will offer dogs a chance to run free and enjoy the sun. leashes will continue to be mandatory for dogs, who want to enter the water though. >> that would be nice. >> dogs running free in the san. >> yes, free as the win. >> running in slow motion. >> ears flapping. >> yes. >> that is great. >>> and, in wildwood this morning. >> this is big. they are taking part in the national marbles championship and "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer gives us a little preview hi, nick, good morning. >> do you know they call

in concorde township in delaware county, route one southbound blocked between school lane and thorntonned trees downed wires there. downed trees in plumstead township bucks county. river road blocked at point pleasant. burlington bristol bridge remains closed from nine p tom 5:00 a.m. and patco suspended this morning. a lot going on with mass transit and the roads and i'll help you through it for the morning, tam. >> people will be glad to have your help this morning. thank you. >>> developing this morning it was a close call for one delaware family now left to clean up the mess from those destructive storms. the action cam was out in new castle last night where a tree toppled onto a shed had a man inside. as the storm approached christina wright said her father and brother-in-law were trying put lawn furniture away in that shed. she said the sky got dark and the wind started to pick up. >> we heard the cracking of the tree when the wind started picking up and all of a sudden the tree just fell and i just was like where is my dad and where is my brother-in-law and that's all that matte

michelle thornton whose nine-year-old daughter goes to school in old man's township salem county newersey her third grader was told to go see in the library with other students who hadn't taken the test while the test takers celebrateed with video games cupcakes and prices. >> they had video game truck and they had cupcakes and freeze pops and prizes for the kids and i was stuck in the library read reading and doing work. >> reporter: michelle said that the school did send a note home asking students to wear sneakers in to school that day. but is he had no idea that the school would exclude her daughter simply because her mother opposed standardized testing. >> it hurt me knowing my daughter was hurt for a decision that i made. if they want to retaliate and discriminate against me, that's fine. don't hurt which ised that. >> the tests are mandatory but a growing movement of people who app pose itty chess unions and parents bought commercials showing their opposition. >> 50,000 people refused to test in new jersey. if they didn't want to us refuse the test then make it illegal that yo

later on ryan mccain off matt thornton that would play too. the yankees. that would go on the win this one, 6-1. nationals have now dropped 9 of their last 11 ball games. >>> os hosting the red sox. bottom fifth, he gets adam jones to go down swinging. six shut-out innings for rodriguez. bottom seven pitching with men on the corners. that ball got away and steve pearce huffed it in to score off the wild pitch. the birds are up a run. top of the eighth, the o's in trouble. they bring in the close area little early. gets the strikeout there of mike napoli. he would finish off the ninth inning. the o's win. >>> giants pitcher drafted by the nationals in 2008. he did not sign. he went to college. he took a no-hitter into the ninth. with two outs, he caught ruben tejada looking, and that is your first no-hitter of the season against the mets tonight. in just his 13th career start. >> wow. >> first no-hitter of the major league baseball season. fourth no-hitter in four years for the san francisco giants. >>> let's move on to football now for a moment. it was the

route one southbound is still blocked between schoolhouse lane and thornton road. or you can use 322. this is concorde township delaware county. that's the kind of problem we're seeing everywhere, do you understand trees, downed wires, malfunctioning traffic lights. another downed tree causing a big closure, route 13 blocked southbound at rogers road. new castle avenue will help you around that. lots of problems as you mentioned in new jersey. i want to start by showing you some of the pictures in new jersey. bill chute sent this in in gloucester township. here you can see kind of the downed power lines just dangling over a roadway here in gloucester county. here's another one. there's a hundred-year-old tree that came crashing down and as you're trying to drive to work these are the kinds of closures you'll be bumping into. really causing a problem there this morning. looking at some of the other issues in new jersey here, look at the area we have with downed wires. cambridge drive near hunters lane. downed wires. mount laurel road near elbo lane, 70 eastbound, ma

thank you, jim thornton. our trip ends here. okay. thank you. appreciate that. see you later. hi.e idea. $1,000 "toss up" c coming up. it's our first of the night. it's "on the map." ♪

delaware county another area hard hit route one southbound blocked between schoolhouse lane and thornton trees, downed wires. 926 or 322 good alternate for that one. as david has been telling us we had some spots that got over 70 miles an hour wind gusts. medford 75. that's like a hurricane tearing through your area and. here you can see some of the hardest hit areas with if you think clouds reported, trees down parried damages so you're going to see problems commuting. we're here to help you through it every step of the way. >> power outages going on across the area. >> joining us on the phone is liz williams son from week peco. >> good morning. >> can you tell me when you'll be able to get everybody up and running. >> we have approximately 87,000 customers without service. we have made some good progress overnight at its peak we had about 229,000 customers without service. the hardest hit areas for us were chester county and delaware county and as karen just was talking about the 70 miles per hour wind gusts the lightning the rain we're seeing extreme damage in certain areas. we have a

i have a fan going through hard times jim thornton, quote, having trouble with police here in oh, mainhang out in lingerie department for more than 20 minutes or police willies courwillies court you o. >> try sears next time. >> tommy, you look very much like flo from the progressive commercial, i saw her wearing specs, you you two related. have you seen me and flo at the same barbecue? no, right. >> i found you this week i have watched you of day since, i love your show, your wit, i give you a high 5, you are my female crush, that is something i have never said about a woman, can i find a guy like you but around 60ish, you can, he is lou dobbs, he is my offers mate. >> a person writes in, i watched @kennedy fla nation two rights a roy, this is serious, this is all spin zone welcome. other hand, there is michael johnson said, you used to be cool, what happened to you? michael, i have a massive news flash, i have never been cool, but thanks for the retro act late? i have good news, my next goal in life to get @kennedy nation to follow me, hash tag i got this. >> totally, i am now follow

the leading scorer marcus thornton watched the draft from his upper marlboro home with very little fanfare as we went 45th overall to the celtics. little fanfare is just if way he likes it. >> down the lane. >> i am in the position and i think for me it's good. >> before going to be introduced as one of the newest boston celtics, he was back at the high school gym where the journey began. this young man has humble and as heart working as they come. >> you define so well what we hope the kids aspire to. not just an nba basketball player but to work through and persevere. >> this is a microwave society. even wants something now. but he was a patient player. he had a good senior team. guys that are in the nba rookie year in canada. we had a good team. he had to wait his term. >> marcus goes up for three. >> he has this advice for anyone who sees themselves as an underdog. >> be prepared. you never know when it will come. it could come sooner or later but you can't control. control what you can control. be ready. >> marcus had the degree in hand from william and mary. the major is kentuckyolog

he had assigned a man named lewis thornton powell to assassinate seward. powell botched the job and ended up brutally hacking five people in the seward household. it was unbelievably gory. and for all of booth's effort and planning to make this whole thing seem like a sanitary ritual regime change, to do as brutus had said "this is a sacrifice. this is not carry and for the hounds -- this is not carrion for the hounds." but lewis powell messed up. looking at the carnage from that night, washingtonians were terrified. this was an act of terror, and everybody wondered -- what is next yet the we had teen of attacks at the same time. we all lived through 9/11. we all know the first plane goes into the tower, we think "what a terrible accident. i'm not sure how that happened." but the second plane goes into the other tower, and right away, we all know. and so it was on the night of april 14 that everybody knew. there was not only the shooting of abraham lincoln, but there was the attack on william seward . this made it an entirely different thing. well booth mi

. >>> and trading higher thorntons with the shares moving up more than 111 million pounds thorntons chairman a good deal. >>> now, it is the biggest ipo week of the year with more than 12 of them expected to raise over $12 billion. a pact with a $650 million offer. hit care sector features four debuts. 2015 has been a down year for ipos with only roughly 40% below this the same time last year. 42 companies going public in june, the most in a single month since 1999. is it that doesn't tell you that there's some type of resilience out there. >> with excessive deals, yes, it probably marks the equity market on the back of a lig ralbig rally, but we know that. but it's not that the companies are spending in a way that they might not have done if we didn't have low interest rates, et cetera. fundamentally, with these companies. >> i think it had something to do with it. it looked at sentiment. it was a strong listing, up 38% on its first day. nobody was expecting this kind of hardware company to do demands on investors. i think that helped to lift sentiments. now, we're expecting 12 companies to

marcus thornton is going to the nba. like going tonight. a 7:30 flight to boston. before the 45th overall pick for the celtics takes off, we sat down with him to see how he hit big time. >> in high school, i played two years o of varsity. i just wanted to get to college to get a scholarship. i wasn't thinking about the nba at that point. it's amazing to see how far i've come and how much hard work pays off. >> his hard work has paid off. nobody can take it away. he was the first one out of school history. he was the first pick in this school's history in any sport to be drafted. >> good for him. we're going to head across the pond now. first round of wimbledon. serena took the first set. later in that same set with match point, you just don't do that with the world's number one. serena wins in straight sets. also winning in straight sets is novak djokovic. >> early in the morning until time to go to work, you can watch tennis. >> the grass looks great at the start of the tournament. >> by next week, not so good. nightly news is next. >> have a good evening. >>> ton

we are on the southbound stretch of route 1 between thornton and schoolhouse road. it is completely shut down on the southbound side. peco says more than 242,000 customers lost power wednesday. since wednesday, 1500 additional contractors have been assisting peco. you're looking at them right now. they're from baltimore, ohio kentucky west virginia and con rail. the trucks you see here are from new york. >> a labd-o landmark decision by the supreme court declaring same-sex marriage is legal nationwide. justices deeply split 5-4. that was the scene outside the courthouse. cheers rose up from the crowd assembled there, hoping that today would be an historic day, and so it is. in a few moments we'll hear from president obama. he tweeted already, quote today is a big step in our march toward equality and we're about to hear from him from the white house rose garden. we want to go right to the court, though. justice correspondent pete williams was right there, first to report the decision. pete, good morning. >> reporter: savannah good morning. justice kennedy said this

. >> thornton doesn't know what the future holds, but he will always remember where he came from. >> it's crazy to look back on how everything has played out. definitely proud of the position i'm in and all the blessings coming my way. >> during the summer months, most people are excited to take a break from work. but there are some that are more than happy to skip the vacation. d.c.'s summer job program is kicking off with big changes. >>> and for the first time donald trump is responding to nbc's decision to cut ties after his controversial >>> donald trump might sue nbc over the network's decision to cut business ties with him. he cited his derogatory statements about immigrants during his campaign launch. this afternoon trump says he has a strong stance on immigration and will not apologize for saying that some of them bring drugs and crime to our country. he was referring to mexicans. today's decision means nbc will not air the miss usa pageants. nbc is the parent company of nbc 4. >>> the first job was as a systemer tour guide down on the national mall. >> she shared her experi

rachel thornton is 12 years old. she's spending hours every day volunteering. her passion, fire safety. so, she teamed up with the red cross to teach fire safety. rachel started by teaching fire safety to senior citizens. this time she wanted to work with other kids her age. here's why. >> a boy at my school was actually displaced by a fire. the whole school chipped in and bought him blankets and things like that to help him and his family. >> wow. rachel says this isn't just helping kids it's helping their families as well. and every workshop she raffles off fire safe and other fire safety tools. she says this is something she hopes to continue long after she gets her girl scout award. good for her. >>> well expect a lot of late night traffic around the stadiums in south philadelphia this weekend. pop singer taylor swift is in town, also legendary entertainer barry manilow. septa is adding extra trains to help concert goers go in and out of the area. swift is performing at link ton financial field tonight and tomorrow night, and barry manilow has a show at wel

in middletown township we're still dealing with fallen power cables between stony bank road and thorntonroad. watch out for that there. more downed wires, this is from tuesday night's storm on 295 in greenwich township closing the off ramp for exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 at swedesboro road and exit 17 at harmony road. as for mass transit, we're still doing okay for septa. no patco delays as well. for new jersey transit still dealing with service suspended from atlantic city into philadelphia. more drive times for you coming up. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coming up on 19 minutes after 6:00. the temperatures holding steady thanks to clouds that are with us. a cloudy view from the comcast center in center city. 69 degrees right now in philadelphia with a northeasterly wind at 7 miles an hour. winds stay light. the clouds will stay put for most of the day. darker clouds you can see them offshore, cape may, that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. those clouds will be around for most of the day, just a chance of scattered s

route one southbound blocked between schoolhouse lane and thornton. use 926 or 322.h the neighborhood just a mess in that area in gloucester county. black horse pike near greentree road malfunctioning traffic light and treat them as a four-way stop tam. >> thank you karen. >>> let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy. well, dave at least we have a nice day today. >> yeah, to do all that cleaning up. we've got lots of sunshine lower humidity a-nice breeze on the terrace right now. 72 degrees and feeling much more comfortable than it did yesterday when that humidity was so darn high. this afternoon 86 degrees, sunshine. i know it's a nice day. a lot of kids out from school walking around. tell them to stay away from in it downed wires. those can be a problem as dead wires can get recharged. that's a word to the wise. tomorrow sun to clouds, another high of 86. look like most of our rain tomorrow will hold off until very late in the day or at night so the parade of sail should be in pretty good shape if you want to go to penn's landing and see the tall ships arriv

marcus thornton like oubre now an nba player. show you where he got his start and his thoughts about being in the association. >> donald trump gets the boot. what he's saying now that nbc's canned its connection with the presidential candidate. >> next, prevented from getting their own money. the drastic steps greece is taking to kee >>> stocks closed out the day with their biggest losses of the year and it all stems from the big greek debt crisis. >> investors are on edge about the fallout from greece's worsen money situation. tina krause reports the country closed its banks today in a last ditch effort to avoid a financial meltdown. >> reporter: tempers are running high in greece because cash is running out. the government shut down banks and is only allowing greeks to take out about $65 a day from an atm. here we are this woman says, waiting here like beggars to withdraw our own money. greece's new economic turmoil spread all the way to wall street where u.s. stocks dropped in early trading. markets sank even deeper across eur

. >> the baltimore pike southbound, between school house and thornton road, i went through this area yesterday, headed down to the union game respect the closures that are there. you may not see the work crew, but they're out there those barriers are up therefore a reason. believe me, they would take those barriers down and allow traffic once the clean up is complete. and the areas without power or that have seen the damage, the traffic lights are out and hundreds of intersections remember four way stop, burlington bristol closed until 5:00 this morning with construction septa back in action media elwin line, back on track this morning and the norristown high-speed line, also, has resumed service for the morning rush hour. chris, back to you. >> thank goodness for that, bob, thank you. 4:20 the time. defense will open their case today in the colorado movie shooting trial. defense strategy will be to focus on mental illness. james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the case. twelve people were killed, 07 others injured, in the 2012 shooting. holmes could face the d

hello northeast philadelphia woodhaven road right here near thornton road up there by the philadelphia mills, old franklin mills no problems at all in or out of the city this morning. road still look damp and wet. here's a exit off of the new jersey turnpike at exit number two, which is 322. this is your main opportunity to get in and out of the area there along 295, you know, exits, 15, 16, 17 are all blocked so to get access in that area you can use the new jersey turnpike. steve keeley has been live all morning in northeast philadelphia, down tree a wrong bridge street that is block at cottage. i just talk to septa and they said the city needs to remove the tree in order for them to get in there and put buses back on track. so i guess all fingers are pointing to the city to get in there and get the tree out of there. until then buses will be detoured j 26, 73, 75 and a 84 detoured, and obviously everybody else going around the block detoured off of bridge street there in northeast philadelphia new jersey transit service suspended on the atlantic city rail lynn between philadelphia a

in today's inside pitch, we polled clint robinson, matt thornton, and ryan zimmerman about their knowledge of the country north of the border. >> the washington nationals used to be the montreal expos up in canada. the toronto blue jays are in town, so i figure it's a long baseball season, why not make this inside pitch about our neighbors to the north, canada. >> what city did the montreal expos play in. >> montreal. >> that's one for one. >> what is the largest city in canada? >> you would think toronto. >> oh, canada, my home and native land, do you know the next line to oh canada? >> true patriot love and all our? >> i got most of it. i played there quite a few times. >> oh, canada, the beautiful national anthem of canada, do you know the next line after oh, canada. >> we stand on guard for thee. >> okay. that's one of the lines but not the one we're looking at. no problems, though, thank you very much for trying. it's oh canada, our home and native land, true patriot love by all and its command. >> i'll work on that for next time. >> i should know this because they sang it in buffalo.

township, one of the areas hit hard yesterday the baltimore pike, stub closed school house, down to thornton road. all of the areas dealing with the power outage, obviously there is no traffic lights, follow the local detours, in the neighborhoods, it is a combination of either the tree removal crews or power crews holds on the new jersey side with the power crews portions of south jersey, you know the neighborhoods, spots without the power, without the traffic light, also, the stretch three separate exit ramps here off 295 still block because of the downed wires and downed trees. >> cherry hill, springdale road power crews are still out there work being the media elwin line running again this morning. all of the regional railings back on track. in other words town -- norristown high-speed line back working and patco high-speed line, as well. left over work crew on the freeway coming in toward philadelphia. but all of the bridges look fine. mass transit again, off to a good start this morning chris, back to you. >> , delaware county officials declared state of emergency calling tuesday's sto

unfortunately it was a wipe out for diamond thornton's car. >> it is horrible. who wants to wake up like this. >> reporter: and time to get a new roof for pull guarino's top of the a frame took a direct hit. >> big loud boom, and we thought it was a big branch that hit the roof but it was a tree. >> reporter: block after block, through whitman square there are treason cars, wires down, and then damaged roofs. perhaps no where worse than jennifer jackson's house rear corner of the structure has a tree split through it. >> it is terrifying. i have never been through anything like this before. >> reporter: they will be staying at hotel for foreseeable future and all because of the thunderstorm. >> never thought i could do this much damage and owe quickly as fast as it came in it left, and that was it and i never thought anything like this would happen. >> reporter: quite remarkable that so many trees are down, yet we understand from the washington township fire company, that there were no injuries anywhere in this town however, they do say this will be a long term

there are heroes mike medal of honor recipients like mike thornton.e it back to the safety of a water rescue only to find out his fellow team member had been left behind, presumed dead, but mike didn't leave. he returned through enemy fire. he retrieved lieutenant norris who was still alive and then he swam for two hours keeping his wounded teammate afloat until they were rescued. chausechause mr. perry: he rose like marcus lattrell. he survived a savage attack in afghanistan and lost fellow teammates. he is not just the lone survivor. next you are a hero, marcus! >> he is not just the lone survivor. to anita and me. he is a second son. and kyle who suffered the loss of her husband chris. when i think of taia kyle, i think of a brave woman who not only carries the legacy, but the grief of every family, who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of this war or its difficult aftermath. anita and i want to thank her for her tremendous courage. america, america is an extraordinary country. our greatness lies not only in our government but in our people

thornton to make sure that his input is part of the overall process and that he feels comfortable with the progress or the decisions that we're making. >> thank you very much for that and i want to be kept in the information loop as that process moves forward certainly. i think that is a very interesting idea. without objection i would say all members of our legislative base submit to the chair additional information. the answers might be made part of the record. we appreciate your attendance and appreciate your service. your continuing service at the smithsonian. we want to thank as mr. davis said, all of the employees of the smithsonian. some of those who are here today. we have a tremendous group of dedicated individuals who really make it all happen there. so we certainly appreciate it. the hearing is adjourned. >>> senator bipolar cassidy of louisiana has introduced legislation and it will require ethanol. the epa is moving to require $9 billion to 36 billion gallons by 2022. e.p.a. official janet mcskab will testify about the proposal life 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cspan 3. at no

heros like medal of honor recipient mike thornton, who survived an ambush by enemies in vietnam.it back to the safety of a water rescue, only to find out his fellow team member had been left behind. presumed dead. mike didn't leave. he returned through enemy fire. he retrieved lieutenant norris who was still alive. then he swam for two hours keeping his wounded teammate afloat until they were rescued. [ applause ] heros like marcus latrel. [ applause ] he survived a savage attack in afghanistan, losing three teammates and 16 fellow warriors were shot down tryint to rescue him. he is not just a lone survivor. to anita and me he is a second son. [ applause ] and taya kyle who suffered the deep loss of her husband, chris, an american hero. when i think of taya kyle, i think of a brave woman who carries not just the lofty burden of chris' legacy but the grief of every family who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of this war or its difficult aftermath. [ applause ] anita and i want to thank taya for her tremendous courage. [ applause ] america is an extraordinary country. our

thornton claims the school punished her daughter for a decision that she made.es the student. a jilted husband from germany decided to give ex-wife of 12 years everything right down the middle in their divorce. half. when we say half. we mean half. the heart broken guy posted this video on youtube. showing him sawing up all their stuff in two pieces. that does include iphone. plasma televisions chairs. even the car. he also decided to generously put the discounted items on ebay. >> who would buy that on ebay. >> in the market perfectly good cut in half teddy bear. there it is for you. >> that seems like the kind of thing is he laughing about it with his friends. they probably started to reget it at some point but maybe like the car you can't stop. once you do the one thing. >> that is the saddest gift i have ever seen half a teddy bear. >> you can stop. you can control yourself. how many times you have done something halfway through you are like i think i'm going to stop. >> once you get the saws all out it's hard to stop. >> exactly. a lot going on in the weath

they're heroes like mike thornton survived ambush in vietnam a, made it back to safety of a water rescue only to find out his fellow team member had been left behind presumed dead. mike didn't leave. he returned through enemy tire retrieved lieutenant norris who was still alive. then he swam for two hours keeping his wounded teammate a float until they were rescued. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] heroes like marcus latrell. he survived a savage attack on the side of a mountain in afghanistan losing teammates. he is not just the lone survivor to anita and me he is a second son. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] taya kyle who suffered the deep loss of her husband chris, an american hero. when i think of taya kyle i think of a brave woman that carries not just the lofty burden of chris's legacy but the grief of every family who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of this war or its difficult aftermath. [ cheers and applause ] anita and i want to thank taya for her tremendous courage. america is an extraordinary country. our greatness lies not in our gove